Questions about the forum

[carnageX]

DPI in graphics terms is Dots Per Inch.

A 300x100 image won't be the same size on different resolutions.

e.g. It would be bigger on a 1024x768 res compared to a 1920x1080 res.

 

[Horror]

how in the world would i know, carnage??

or is there any photo editing software and which does it based on dpi??

 

[Trotter]

MS Paint will tell you an image's size, as will any other graphics editing app. Or you can right-click an image online and choose to see the image's info or properties.

 

[carnageX]

You can see it within Windows as well by right click and going to Properties and then Details tab.

Will be Width and Height sections.

 

[PP Mguire]

The sizes are all the same in any image editing program. You literally don't need to know anything else besides 300x100. Just go into Photoshop or Paint and create a 300(w)x100(h) image and you're done. Add stuff to it.

 

[-RockMan-]

DPI??????????????? as in deep packet inspection?????? i thought that was to do with networking??????

No, this is what he means:
Dots per inch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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